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Random House Japanese-English English-Japanese dictionary (edition 1995)

by Seigo Nakao

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RANDOM HOUSEJAPANESE-ENGLISHENGLISH-JAPANESEDICTIONARYRELIABLE, DETAILED, AND UP-TO-DATE * More than 50,000 entries, including the most common meanings* Two sections, Japanese-English and English-Japanese* All entries, from A to Z, in a single alphabetical listing * Japanese terms shown in romanized Japanese and standard Japanese characters* Hundreds of new words, including eizu (AIDS) and nyuryoku (computer input)* Thousands of idioms, phrases, and common expressions illustrate typical usage* Includes Japanese cultural items, such as yobiko (cram school), and gives source of foreign borrowings, such as nyusu (news) * American English spelling and vocabulary * Extensive use of explanatory glosses to specify precise meaning and assure appropriate translation… (more)
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Title:Random House Japanese-English English-Japanese dictionary
Authors:Seigo Nakao
Info:New York : Random House, c1995.
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I like this book so much I stole it from my high school (don't worry, I ended up paying!). ( )
  benuathanasia | Sep 5, 2012 |
Reliable, Detailed and Up-To-Date
- More than 50,000 entries
- Two sections Japanese-English and English-Japanese
- Japanese terms shown in Romanized Japanese and Standard Japanese Characters
- Hundreds of new words, including eizu (AIDS) and nyuryoku (Computer Input)
- Includes Japanese cultural items, such as yobiko (cram school), and gives sources of foreign borrowings, such as nyusu (news)
- Thousands of idioms, phrases and common expressions illustrate typical usage
- Extensive use of explanatory glosses to specify precise meaning and ensure appropriate translation
- American English spelling and vocabulary
  rajendran | Aug 27, 2008 |
God's (or the kami-s') gift to non-readers of Kanji, this dictionary provides Japanese words and terms in both Japanese characters and Romaji (romanized Japanese). Since I can't look up words in a standard Japanese-English dictionary to save my life, I can't begin to say how grateful I am for this type of dictionary. With over 50,000 entries, it's a bargain for its size, too! ( )
  chamekke | Sep 20, 2005 |
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RANDOM HOUSEJAPANESE-ENGLISHENGLISH-JAPANESEDICTIONARYRELIABLE, DETAILED, AND UP-TO-DATE * More than 50,000 entries, including the most common meanings* Two sections, Japanese-English and English-Japanese* All entries, from A to Z, in a single alphabetical listing * Japanese terms shown in romanized Japanese and standard Japanese characters* Hundreds of new words, including eizu (AIDS) and nyuryoku (computer input)* Thousands of idioms, phrases, and common expressions illustrate typical usage* Includes Japanese cultural items, such as yobiko (cram school), and gives source of foreign borrowings, such as nyusu (news) * American English spelling and vocabulary * Extensive use of explanatory glosses to specify precise meaning and assure appropriate translation

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